This striking Southwest sand-art panel depicts a hoop dancer in motion, surrounded by looping hoops and feathered details. Warm earth tones and turquoise accents stand out against the sandy, textured ground, while the small desert plant at the dancer’s feet adds a sense of place. A handwritten note on the back identifies the subject as “Hoop Dancer” and describes it as a performance by Navajo and other tribes. Signed by Lena Toledo on the reverse, the piece makes a distinctive display for a collection or room inspired by Indigenous art and the Southwest.
Dimensions
LxH (Inches): 12×16
This striking Southwest sand-art panel depicts a hoop dancer in motion, surrounded by looping hoops and feathered details. Warm earth tones and turquoise accents stand out against the sandy, textured ground, while the small desert plant at the dancer’s feet adds a sense of place. A handwritten note on the back identifies the subject as “Hoop Dancer” and describes it as a performance by Navajo and other tribes. Signed by Lena Toledo on the reverse, the piece makes a distinctive display for a collection or room inspired by Indigenous art and the Southwest.
Dimensions
LxH (Inches): 12×16
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